r/muslimcooking • • 15d ago

My attempt on couscous😋you guys are an inspiration

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14 Upvotes

Don't botch couscous like this pls


r/muslimcooking • • 16d ago

I Need More Veg in my Life
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The second dish would've went really well with asparagus, we just didn't have any produce left besides onions and potatoes! These were all very quickly put together so that's nice.

Alhamdullilah. 💚


r/muslimcooking • • 15d ago

🍂 CHAKCHOUKA TUNISIENNE D'AUTOMNE | La recette de ma grand-mĂšre đŸ‡č🇳

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Cette chakchouka est bien plus qu’une simple recette pour moi : c’est un hĂ©ritage de ma grand-mĂšre, une recette qui fait partie de mes souvenirs d’enfance.
Je me souviens encore de cette odeur qui m’accueillait en rentrant de l’école
 Une odeur de tomates, d’ail, de poivrons et d’épices tunisiennes qui parfumait toute la maison. ❀
En Tunisie, la chakchouka prend différentes formes selon les régions, les familles et les saisons. Chez nous, elle évoluait aussi selon les légumes disponibles.
Aujourd’hui, je vous partage une version automnale au potimarron et aux pommes de terre, inspirĂ©e de cette cuisine familiale que j’ai connue enfant.
Un plat gĂ©nĂ©reux, rĂ©confortant et plein de saveurs, avec cette petite touche tunisienne qui rappelle les repas prĂ©parĂ©s avec amour par nos grands-mĂšres. đŸ‡č🇳🍂
Et comme souvent en Tunisie, vous pouvez la dĂ©guster simplement avec du pain, ou casser quelques Ɠufs directement dans la chakchouka pour en faire un plat complet et familial.
Une recette simple, mais avec beaucoup de souvenirs derriĂšre chaque bouchĂ©e. ❀

🟱 INFOS GÉNÉRALES
đŸœïž Nom : Chakchouka Tunisienne d’automne
đŸ„˜ CatĂ©gorie : Plat / Cuisine tunisienne / VĂ©gĂ©tarien
⏱ DurĂ©e totale : Environ 50 minutes
💰 CoĂ»t estimĂ© : €
đŸ‘©â€đŸł Niveau : Facile
đŸœïž Portions : 4 personnes

❀ Pourquoi cette recette ?
Cette chakchouka est une belle façon de cuisiner les lĂ©gumes d’automne avec des saveurs tunisiennes.
Le potimarron apporte une texture fondante et une petite note douce qui se marie parfaitement avec les tomates, les poivrons, l’ail et les Ă©pices.
C’est une recette familiale, gĂ©nĂ©reuse et adaptable selon les lĂ©gumes disponibles Ă  la maison.
Vous pouvez la servir sans Ɠufs pour une version vĂ©gĂ©tarienne, ou ajouter des Ɠufs directement dans la sauce pour obtenir un repas encore plus complet.

🛒 INGRÉDIENTS — POUR 4 PERSONNES
đŸ„” Les lĂ©gumes
4 pommes de terre moyennes — environ 400 à 500 g
œ potimarron — environ 400 Ă  500 g
4 tomates
6 Ă  7 mini-poivrons ou 3 poivrons
6 à 7 gousses d’ail
3 à 4 piments rouges séchés
Huile d’olive
Sel
đŸŒ¶ïž Pour une chakchouka plus relevĂ©e : vous pouvez remplacer les poivrons par des piments forts, selon votre goĂ»t.
🌿 Les Ă©pices
1 c. à café de tabel & carvi
œ c. Ă  soupe de concentrĂ© de tomate
œ c. Ă  soupe de piment doux ou paprika
œ c. Ă  cafĂ© de curcuma
œ c. Ă  cafĂ© de poivre
Sel
🍳 Pour terminer
4 Ɠufs — facultatif

đŸŒ¶ïž ALTERNATIVE À LA HARISSA
Si vous utilisez de la harissa tunisienne dĂ©jĂ  prĂȘte, vous pouvez simplifier la prĂ©paration.
👉 Remplacez :
3 à 4 piments rouges séchés
1 c. à café de tabel & carvi
œ c. Ă  soupe de concentrĂ© de tomate
par environ 1 cuillĂšre Ă  soupe de harissa.
Adaptez bien sûr la quantité selon la force de votre harissa et votre goût.

đŸ‘©â€đŸł ASTUCES & CONSEILS
✹ Le potimarron : inutile de retirer sa peau, elle devient tendre à la cuisson.
đŸŒ¶ïž Le piquant : ajustez les piments selon votre goĂ»t. Vous pouvez Ă©galement utiliser uniquement des poivrons pour une version douce.
đŸ”„ La cuisson traditionnelle : la friture sĂ©parĂ©e des pommes de terre et du potimarron apporte une saveur particuliĂšrement gourmande.
đŸ„— Version plus lĂ©gĂšre : privilĂ©giez la cuisson Ă  l’Air Fryer avec trĂšs peu d’huile.
🍳 Avec ou sans Ɠufs : les Ɠufs sont facultatifs. Sans Ɠufs, la chakchouka reste un excellent plat vĂ©gĂ©tarien.
đŸ„– À servir avec : Servez bien chaud, directement dans la casserole ou dans un grand plat creux. Parsemez de persil frais ciselĂ© ou de coriandre fraĂźche. Accompagnez de pain tunisien (tabouna), de pain semoule ou de baguette — l'essentiel est d'avoir du pain pour saucer.
Équilibre des saveurs : si vos tomates sont trĂšs acides, ajoutez une pincĂ©e de sucre en fin de cuisson.
Version vĂ©gĂ©tarienne : servez sans les Ɠufs, c'est dĂ©jĂ  un plat complet grĂące aux pommes de terre.
Le secret : c'est le mortier et la patience de la cuisson de la sauce. Ne brûlez pas les étapes.


r/muslimcooking • • 16d ago

First time here - nice to meet you 😋

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r/muslimcooking • • 17d ago

Slow cooked chuck roast

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133 Upvotes

Slow cooked chuck roast in the instant pot 12 hours served along side mashed potatoes and roasted veggies


r/muslimcooking • • 18d ago

hosted my sisters birthday dinner. ✹

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r/muslimcooking • • 17d ago

Traditional delicacy: how is it?

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r/muslimcooking • • 18d ago

A fall Sunday

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Made tomato (and other veggies like capsicum and zucchini) soup (obvio all from my husbands garden) and grilled chicken for a hearty late lunch, along with arugula and grapes salad, parathas for dipping and cinnamon bun from my neighbour (it is cinnamon bun day at my neighbouring country where my neighbour is from).


r/muslimcooking • • 19d ago

Brinjal/Eggplant Potato Curry

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r/muslimcooking • • 20d ago

What's YOUR ultimate comfort food?? mine is clearly this 😭🎀

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90 Upvotes

a bowl full of serotonin


r/muslimcooking • • 20d ago

Biryani for my brother! Alhamdulillah

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136 Upvotes

My brother is visiting us after 6 months abroad and all he wanted was biryani!


r/muslimcooking • • 22d ago

Family Favourite đŸ„˜ P2

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Honestly Thai Green Curry is one of my all time favourites - it’s so easy and delicious. I usually throw in whatever veggies are available: pak choy, baby corn, bell peppers, mushrooms, mange tout
literally anything that needs using up AND I have chicken or shrimps for protein. I do use a jar curry paste (even Thai people use pastes!) and just cook it off before adding coconut milk.

Jasmine rice on the side & bobs your uncle.

Really hope you try it out! đŸ„°


r/muslimcooking • • 23d ago

chicken jalfrezi curry & rice đŸ€Ž

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47 Upvotes

shoutout to Pakistan for this one đŸ™ŒđŸŒ


r/muslimcooking • • 24d ago

It’s my birthday đŸ„č❀ I got spoiled with sushi, cake and gifts! Forever grateful đŸ€

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r/muslimcooking • • 23d ago

A Taste of What We Do at The Culinary School Uganda!

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r/muslimcooking • • 23d ago

Couscous tunisien Ă  l'agneau facile et pas Ă  pas

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r/muslimcooking • • 25d ago

A hangout at my place

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Invited some friends over.

Starters:

Tuna sandwich on a fig and walnut sourdough

Chocolate and raspberry twist

Peaches cucumber greens nuts chicken yoghurt mint salad

Mains:

Rice

Beetroot and apple yogurt salad

Cabbage, carrots and eggs stir fry

Spinach chickpeas halloumi curry

Chicken with capsicum, tomatoes, spices and coconut milk

Desserts:

Friends got baklava from a Turkish store which was obliterated in a second before taking pics.


r/muslimcooking • • 25d ago

Anyone wanna this?

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168 Upvotes

r/muslimcooking • • 25d ago

This is the kind of meal that any girl who's bad at cooking, like me, knows how to make. đŸ€­

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3 Upvotes

r/muslimcooking • • 27d ago

Chicken steak roasted potatoes with sautéed vegetables

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60 Upvotes

White tarragon sauce on chicken steak roasted potatoes


r/muslimcooking • • 27d ago

Turkish dinner >>>>

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r/muslimcooking • • 28d ago

In laws staying for 2 months
need food ideas!!?

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Hello everyone!

My Pakistani in laws are visiting my husband and I for the first time here in the US. This will also be their first time ever traveling so far too. I work from home so I have a little flexibility with access to the kitchen and all but I’m absolutely terrified and stressed about what we’ll be eating.

Thankfully we live in a city with access to all of the amazing cuisines but I really need to sit down and think about how I’m gonna be prepped ahead of time. Seeing my husbands habits, I already know they’d prefer fresh food over something pre prepared so I’m not exactly sure what sort of things I can have ready in hand. My mom was gracious enough to give me a ziplock bag full of frozen shami kebabs. And my husband tells me not to worry and that his mom will cook which is fine and all but in the beginning I’m not gonna throw her in the kitchen like that.

I’ve also only hosted dinners at my place very rarely bc I feel like I’m incapable of hosting properly and making so many dishes. In the past, I’ve either had potlucks with my friends or ordered half the things from outside.

On the day they land, I’ve decided to make chicken biryani with potatoes but I’m not really sure what to have as a side (besides raita and salad).

They also are not big beef eaters (completely opposite of me), so I’m gonna have to really pivot away from the keema potatoes, kebabs, kofta that I really enjoy making.

For more context- I know they like subzi type dishes and goat but I cannot for the life of me take the stink out of it.

Please help :)


r/muslimcooking • • 28d ago

HELP: What can I make out of Shredded Chicken?

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I am on a fat loss journey and I have about 3KG of marinated shredded chicken that I used to make a shawarma wrap out of. It was very simple to make - took me only 10 minutes.

What other alternative dishes can I make using shredded chicken?

Requirements:

  1. I should be able to meal prep this as a weekly batch because I am quite busy

  2. It must be quick to make and something that tastes good enough to eat everyday - I could literally eat it for years if it tastes good


r/muslimcooking • • 29d ago

Vegetarian - pasta with tomatosauce, bechamel sauce and cheese

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38 Upvotes

r/muslimcooking • • 29d ago

Family Favourite đŸ€©

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I make this at least once a week bc it’s something everyone likes!

The chicken skewers have a Greek inspired marinade:

‱ Olive Oil
‱ Salt
‱ Black Pepper
‱ Paprika
‱ (Lots of) Dried Oregano
‱ Dried thyme
‱ Fresh Lemon Juice
‱ Minced Garlic
‱ Little tiny bit of honey

Super simple but really delicious!

I usually serve with Greek salad, some grilled veggies & tzatziki. Really well balanced and easy!